The Union Cabinet approved two massive elevated highway projects linking NH-31 and NH-19 to the city’s ring road, running alongside the Varuna and Ganga rivers. Total length? 89 km of six-lane flyovers, cable-stayed bridges, and ramps designed to finally unclog India’s spiritual capital. What’s more interesting? These aren’t just roads; they’re built under the Hybrid Annuity Model, where the government chips in during construction, and private players handle maintenance. It’s a quiet but bold bet on urban mobility. For job seekers eyeing NHAI or infrastructure roles, this might be the signal to sharpen those civil engineering resumes. Because when the government drops ₹25,500 crore on corridors, it doesn’t just move cars; it moves careers.